Hospital Committee Visits Jasper to View Site Plans
Judge Howard Gray of Carthage Dr. Chenoweth of Webb City and Miss Bess Hackett three of Jasper County Tuberculosis Hospital Commission visited Jasper Sunday to view sites proposed by the Jasper Commercial Club. They arrived on the morning train and returned at 4 pm amid wet cold and untoward weather but left with an agreeable impression and did not accept offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gray
Carthage
Chenoweth
Webb City
Bess Hackett
Jasper County Tuberculosis Hospital Commission
Jasper
Jasper Commercial Club
Jagper
Dr. Chenoweth
Fess Hackett
A. Daugherty
Carterville
Daugherty
Joplin
Fran Webb City
J. M. Leonard
H. Witte
C. C. Cummings
Leann Ln
Ob. ©. Chenoweth
Gry
Mr. Leonard
Jasper Commercial Chih
Leonard
Goluy
Miss Haelett
Waite
Cummings
Class Play Dropped at High School
The senior class play will not take place this year as students voted to abandon the chosen production after several weeks of work. Faculty had assigned roles but a majority of players decided the show could not be staged successfully.
Barber Shop Relocates Within Block
The Arner and Nealy barber shop and cleaning and pressing outfit moved into the room one door west of their former location last week. The new shop presents a neat, tidy appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arner & Nealy
Pretty Home Wedding Announced For Lena Noon and Ray Copler
The News notes the marriage of Lena Noon Patterson and Ray mond Copler with a brief report from the ceremony at an unspecified venue. The bride wore white satin with pearls and lace, carried pink roses, and the couple received best wishes from relatives. A wedding supper for about 10 guests followed, with pink and white decorations and carnations. Mrs. Carter was ill the day before, delaying some.
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Lena Noon Tatterson
Raymond Copler
Severl Tours
Getensonn Wiis
Lexi Hiful
Hotyeb
Atm
Poe
Dan
Marsh
J. Martin
Elerg
Jamtiax
My. Carter
al. Ie. Carter
Carthage
Gladys Patterson
Fay
Bertha Jackson
Will Ward
John
Roy Carter
Amputation Needed for Mrs J E Carter at Carthage Hospital
Gangrene from diabetes forced a left foot amputation for Mrs J E Carter Sunday at Carthage hospital. The operation occurred about midway between ankle and knee. She is mother to John and Roy Carter of Jasper and Charles James Walter and Max Carter of Carthage. Friends here express sympathy and hope for her speedy recovery. News from the bedside yesterday said she was progressing well.
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Carter
Carthage Hospital
Ill in Jasper At Home Ailing Residents
Mrs. 8. D. Steiner remains ill at her home in the southwest part of Jasper. E. Burns also remains ill and confined to his home. He can move about the house but is losing the use of one side and treatment has not helped.
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D. Steiner
Jasper
E. Burns
Commercial Club Holds Special Meeting in Jasper
The Commercial Club met Saturday evening led by the president to plan for the County Tuberculosis Sanitarium Commission visit and a Jefferson Highway work day. A entertainments committee and a site-showing group for the sanitarium were named, and a food- roads day for highway labor was scheduled for Wednesday April 3 with volunteers and business houses asked to supply teams and a win for the effort. Committees were also formed to manage funds and road projects along the baseline toward the Marion County line as grading progresses with a rock crusher in use.
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Commercial Club
Jasper
N. H. Patterson
Dr. Martin
Hayzlett
O. S. Roberta
N. J. Patterson
H. F. Pitts
Martin
Knott
Jefferson Highway
FP. Rex
M. W. Scott
Fyellmer
KL Roberts
Thomas
McCune
Bert Webb
Inter
W. Hy
Stark
Marion County
Election Quiet in Jasper Chooses City and School Officials
The Jasper election Tuesday proceeded without opposition after last Friday’s mass meeting nominations. W. C. Thomas was reelected alderman west ward, HW. S. Pitts alderman east ward, Bert Webb did not seek reelection, C. L. Hayzlett reelected school director, A. I. Drake elected to replace H. H. Sharp. Voters approved a 60 cent tax levy for school purposes and a nine month term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
West Ward
W. C. Thomas
East Ward
HW. S. Pitts
Bert Webb
C. L. Hayzlett
A. I F. Drake
H. H W. Sharp
School Closed for Week Over Typhtheria Cases
A Jasper school shut for one week after two reported cases of typhtheria among J. A. Wine's children Sammie and his sister. Dr Knott says they are recovering and no additional cases are known. The notice and date are from a local board report.
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Jasper
Sammie Wine
J. A. Wine
Knott
County Hospital Site Vote Chooses Daugherty Tract Near Joplin
Jasper county tuberculosis hospital commission selected the Daugherty land six miles from Joplin for a new site after secret ballots. The fourty acre tract near Webb City faced opposition for proximity to mines, while supporters highlighted Jasper County benefits and assisted by the Jasper Commercial Club.
Births announced by Dr Knott this week
The News reports new arrivals with details of parents and locations. Clyde Wagner and wife gain a buoy minded child near miles northwest on Friday March 1. W. Lyman and wife welcome a girl near six miles northeast on Sunday April 2. Wiley Courtney and wife welcome a boy near five miles southeast on Monday April 11. Yo take Kaderly and wife have a boy two miles north on Wednesday April 5.
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Dr Knott
Clyde Wagner
Lyman
Wiley Courtney
Yo Take Kaderly
Mrs. Isabel Stokesbury Dead in Gas Kans Burial in Nevada
Mrs Isabel Stokesbury of Gas Kans died last Friday night at her home. She was the mother of Mrs Il B Dunning. Mr and Mrs Dunning went to Nevada Monday for the burial. Mr Dunning returned Tuesday and Mrs Dunning went to Gas Kans for a few days.
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Isabel Stokesbury
Gas
Kans
Il’. B. Dunning
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J & K Shoes
Member
Federal Reserve Postal Savings Depositary
Missouri
Lena Patterson
J. E. Carter
County Hospital
KODAK
NYAL
J. K. Schooler
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